For UCAS purposes, Royal Holloway University of London is recognised as RHUL, code R72. We have no campus code as we are based on one campus.

When a student is accepted for admission to a campus within the University of Hawaii system, that campus becomes their home campus/institution. This is usually the campus where the student is pursuing a degree of study. And, it is where they may apply for financial aid or Veterans Administration benefits. To change home institutions, you must submit a completed Change of Home Institution Form to the Admissions/Records Office of the institution you want to designate as your new home. See similar questions...

mentioned above, a sample implementation (S.I.) of the OpenGL API is available via an open source license at http://oss.sgi.com. (Prior to releasing the S.I. on an open source license, there was a university/research institute license that is no longer needed.) See similar questions...

Clemson University receives scores from ETS electronically, generally 3-4 times a week. If the Status Check indicates "awaiting", your scores haven't been uploaded into our system as of this date. Please continue to check your application status. See similar questions...

It should only be used in exceptional circumstances, when there is no other alternative because the institution that you need does not exist in the list of institutions and you are unable to wait for it to be created on the school table. (An example of this might be transfer credits at the time of graduation.) When the institution has been created, you should remove these transfer credits and re enter them with the correct institution. See similar questions...

courses and within one semester of graduation. Must have already completed at least one of CMSC 421 or CMSC 441 (or equivalent) with a minimum grade of B, Ph.D. APPLICANTS: Domestic students with an M.S. degree in Computer Science AND applying to the Ph.D. degree program AND NOT requiring Departmental financial assistance may REQUEST a GRE waiver provided ALL of the following minimum conditions are met: An M.S. degree in Computer Science from an accredited U.S. See similar questions...

The GRE institution code is 3094 and the GRE department code is 0402. For the TOEFL, you should use the school code which is 3094 and the department code 78. Note that answers to these questions and many like them may be found at our graduate school website: http://gradschool.brown.edu/. See similar questions...

My Institution is the home page for the Blackboard system. However, it is called "My Fullerton" at this University. My Fullerton allows students to obtain information from different courses. It is highly effective when students are enrolled in multiple courses that use Blackboard. Students can quickly access their courses, announcements, calendar events, and tasks, from one or more courses. See similar questions...

Yes. Please see the Student Handbook for codes of behavior for all college resources including computing and information resources. Also, please see the Campus Network Acceptable Use Policies. See similar questions...

Unfortunately, this is a common concern, and the only response is to be patient. Northwestern receives official GRE score reports electronically every two weeks, and these transmissions must be transferred into our computing system. As a result, it may take up to an additional four weeks from the time ETS says they sent the scores until the time they appear in our computers. See similar questions...

You should use 0677, the code for the National University of Singapore. Please indicate that you have designated the NUS to receive your score on your application form or by email to smacs@comp.nus.edu.sg. Unfortunately, you will not be able to participate in the Summer Conference at MIT. However, we will be videotaping the classes and digitizing the tapes so that you can watch them in Singapore. See similar questions...

The U.S. Code is a consolidation and codification by subject matter of the general and permanent laws of the United States. See similar questions...